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I'm Arielle Levy and this is Broken, Jeffrey Epstein.

As we've been reporting this story of Jeffrey Epstein's life,

many of you have wondered about his death.

Epstein was found unresponsive at the Metropolitan Correctional Center in Manhattan,

August 10th, 2019. He was awaiting trial at the time. His death was ruled a suicide,

but that hasn't stopped the questions surrounding it. So this week, for our season finale,

a special report, the jail where he spent his final days.

Here's our executive producer, Adam Davidson.

If you're listening to this show, I'm going to go ahead and assume that you know that

Jeffrey Epstein was found dead back in August while he was waiting for his upcoming trial.

You also know that there are a lot of questions about that death.

So here's what we know with some degree of certainty. He was found at around 6.30am

with a ligature, sort of a noose, made of torn strips from his bedsheet tied around his neck.

The other end tied to the top of a bunk bed. He had been removed from suicide watch 11 days before.

The guards assigned to his tear were overworked and not following protocol. In fact,

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